I printed the printer friendly version (tip: set two pages per sheet in print options) and read it while commuting. This is a BRILLIANT scenario: the type of never-ending action I expect from a Savage Worlds adventure, with over the top situations and a glorious finale (if everything goes well!). The art and layout are fresh, and really help set the tone, which clearly is inspired to Guardians of the Galaxy, but maybe also Saturday morning cartoons, imho. This might become my go to adventure for introducing Savage Worlds to new or younger players, too!

Great little game with a nifty system! I can play it with my daughters and my grown-up friends alike! Hope to see an adventure out soon.

It looks very nice. Good ideas, layout and presentation! Will it be possible to have an english version?

An excellent, "secondo generation" OSR game. Very complete, hackable and with a refreshing art. A must buy (and must play) for me!

A great source of OSR goodness! I cannot wait to grab next number in my slimy (and greasy) hands!

A small little gem oozing flavour of past times. Entertaining to see, to read and to play. A MUST!

A very good and scary adventure in an unusual setting. It is location-based more than scene-based, and the author manages to cram a lot of useful info in it, more than you find in a typical RPG scenario. It isn't an easy one, expect adventurers to die easily if they aren't able to plan their moves. Despite being made for LOTFP, it can be easily converted to other game systems. The layout and the art are excellent, too.

Lots of VERY good new monsters for Hero Kids and nice art too!

I'm a sucker for Mars settings and this one looks very evocative. Interesting ruleset too and nice, clean layout. Hope to see the final game soon!

Really nice game! It only needs some examples or play (task resolution and combat).

Very cool, as always! Hey we have a Rust Monster and a Roper inside!

A super set as always! I like, in particular, the minotaur! Thanks David!

Okum is pulling out minis at an incredible speed! This set is very good, as the others before. I am particularly impressed by the details he always manage to include in every figure. Savage tales of survival popped out in my mind simply looking at them! Also the ruins are very handy for impromptu kitchen-table fights. In addition, remember that all the earnings from this set will be given to help Jim Ward (one of the "fathers" of D&D) to pay medical expenses.

Great minis as always plus tons of additional stuff!

Very nice set, as always! I can devise a single-player scenario with these minis alone: Black Unicorn versus Thugs!